New Fashion Arrivals Include Caps Belts Shoes and Hosiery
New stock arrives featuring Crepe Pique Middy Twill Longcloth Nainsook Voile Dotted Swiss for men women girls and boys. Caps belts shoes and hose complement the collection.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
7
New stock arrives featuring Crepe Pique Middy Twill Longcloth Nainsook Voile Dotted Swiss for men women girls and boys. Caps belts shoes and hose complement the collection.
E C Reed is in Dallas this week for the Scottish Rite Masonic work. Rev T E Bowman attended a Parker County conference last week. Mr and Mrs J W Blaxton are the parents of a daughter born May 9. Miss Lou Stroud and Miss Minnie Rubenkoenig spent the weekend in Dallas. PD G Vick of Fort Worth was a business visitor here last week. Messrs Cook and Ellis returned yesterday from a business trip.
Entire stock of ladies and misses coats suits and capes offered at bargain prices by Street and Co.
Mrs. Emily Padgett visits the Padgetts in Dallas this week. A recital from Lois L. Manry and Katherine Erwin studios will be held in the high school auditorium Friday evening May 18. Benefit for the School Library. Public cordially invited.
Superintendent H B Cogdell attended the state Interscholastic meet in Austin last week. Mrs J T Rickman visits her son Byron Rickman in Athens this week. Mr and Mrs Harry Hand of Fort Worth are here visiting relatives and friends.
About twenty dozen new hats were received this week. Mrs W T Steadham, traveling the Murray route, stopped by The Leader office Saturday. Breckenridge visitors included Mr and Mrs J F McNabb and Mrs John B Wood. Dr and Mrs W O Padgett attend the State Medical Association in Dallas Fort Worth and Masonic meetings. Mrs Sallie Burdick and her daughter Ardanelle from Dallas visit Mr and Mrs James Porter in town.
A brief notice directs readers to leave orders for Mother's Day flowers at YE GIFTE SHOPPE on May 13. The message emphasizes placing requests at the shop location for timely delivery.
Mrs Stella Cooper and her young son from Atlanta Georgia visit Mr and Mrs James Porter as they enjoy a social gathering and brief hospitality in town.
Big assortment of trimmed hats for ladies advertised in three price groups. Lot one at 3.75, lot two at 4.95, and lot three at 6.50.
Miss Betty Dawson was absent from her desk at the County Superintendent's office last week due to illness, leaving her duties temporarily unattended.
Mr and Mrs W W Martin and their daughter Miss Mary Martin traveled with Miss Allie Schlittler into Wise county last Sunday for a family outing in the countryside.
Big stock of silk dresses goes on sale for ten days at bargain prices. Limited quantities and wide selection available.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Parmenter of Throckmorton visited relatives in Graham over the weekend. O H Cunningham of Gainesville Texas has been transferred to Graham as manager of the Western Union office succeeding J W Allen. Cunningham is described as affable and expected to win the same esteem as Allen after years of service.
Complete stocks of dress goods staple dry goods shoes and hosiery are available at Street and Co with all departments fully stocked for immediate purchase.
Mrs V M Hale of Olney is visiting her daughter Mrs Sikes Wood.
Mr W M Hale of Olney visiting Graham today while staying in South Bend for a time. Dr Griffin is in Fort Worth this week attending the State Medical Association.
Several Graham people attend a community picnic near Orth to celebrate a new oil well that came in Sunday. Local officials and residents mark the milestone with fellowship and remarks.
Rev. O. E. Dickson of Loving was observed in Graham yesterday on a business visit, meeting local officials and discussing community affairs.
Dr C R Taylor and Baptist church members attended the Baptist Workers Conference at Loving Monday. The Breckenridge Lions and their ladies will be the guests of the Graham Lions Friday. An auto style show at 2 30 pm followed by the baseball game of the season features a matchup between Breckenridge and Graham, with Graham relying on former stars to challenge the Lions.
Classified note offering trade of small houses for land. Contact CHAS. E. HIN SON at 87e el for details.
Joe Wootten visited Eliasville on business as Miller's Studio Special targets children ten and older. Penna Sheriff Cambern attends a picnic near Olney while residents celebrate a new oil well near Ingleside.
Rev. Joe R. Mayes of Fort Worth held a good meeting at White Rose school house last week. Several joined the Graham Baptist church as a result. Joe will assist Dr. C. R. Taylor in meetings this summer.
The sheriff’s department stays busy with vag rants bootleggers car thieves and other undesirables. Sheriff Cambern quietly handles the duties. Breckenridge Lions visit Graham Lions for a baseball game Friday at the park.
The Episcopal Guild will meet with Mrs Loyd Nash at 906 Shawnee on May 16 at 3 30 p m. Mrs Voules is mentioned in connection with the notice.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.